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"10 Stacks To Success" Top Non-Fiction, Self-Help, Motivational
Book Now FREE on Kindle, Feb 6 & 7
The bestselling book 10 Stacks To Success: How to Achieve Success One Goal At
A Time is FREE on Kindle Feb. 6 & 7, 2015.
Belleville, NJ, USA (February 5, 2014) -- The bestselling book 10 Stacks To Success: How to
Achieve Success One Goal At A Time is FREE on Kindle Feb. 6 & 7, 2015.
The book was downloaded 16,182 times by Kindle readers December 7-10, 2014 and racked up numerous accolades in many categories including:
#1 Non-Fiction
#1 Self-Help
#1 Motivational
#1 Sales & Selling
#1 Marketing & Sales
#1 Business &Money
#8 Kindle Store
#8 Kindle Ebook
Kirkus Reviews calls 10 Stacks to Success "A passionate affirmation of the inherent possibilities …show more content…
Get the Kindle version FREE on Amazon or buy the paperback at: http://j.mp/1rWFUbf.
About Jay Isip
A native of Belleville, NJ, and Filipino by birth, Jay Isip was a professional Mixed Martial
Arts fighter for 12 years, teaches a barbering class and operates a men's salon, owns a fitness facility, investment relations firm, and is an app developer. The last goal he achieved as a measure of success was to write a book, 10 Stacks To Success, which was released in November 2014. For more information and to view the book trailer visit the author's website: http://www.10StacksToSuccess.com. For a short time the book is free on
Kindle at this link: http://www.amazon.com/10-Stacks-To-Success-Achieveebook/dp/B00OX9V6BG.
Media Contact: For a review copy of 10 Stacks To Success or to arrange an interview with Jay Isip contact Scott Lorenz of Westwind Communications Book Marketing at scottlorenz@westwindcos.com or by phone at 734-667-2090 or by cell at:
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